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...The anger of a god was a sufficient reason for the existence of a malady, and a dream ample warranty for therapeutic measures; that a physical phenomenon...founding anatomy, physiology, zoology, and botany. Bather do these seem to have sprung from the early philosophers, who were essentially natural philosophers,...

...The anger of a god was a sufficient reason for the existence of a malady, and a dream ample warranty for therapeutic measures; that a physical phenomenon...founding anatomy, physiology, zoology, and botany. Bather do these seem to have sprung from the early philosophers, who were essentially natural philosophers,...

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